Devouring Gods

· The Barbaric Ledgers Book 2 · Sold by Tordotcom
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The barbarian Gotchimus returns for the heist of the century! Gotch and his crew will face battle-nuns, drunk aristocrats, and murderous frogs in evening wear.

They’re off to steal a wizard!

The Festival of Keys offers the rich and powerful a chance to dine on choice morsels and amuse themselves with age-old sorceries. This year’s special guest is a spectacle like no other: Gotchimus, the great barbarian, the wizard slayer.

While his hosts debauch themselves, Gotch has bigger plans. Trapped in a divine prison realm is a wizard with knowledge Gotch needs. To free him, the barbarian will have to outwit the nobles, protect his own dark secret, and turn the party of the year into the heist of the century.

And this time he has to pull it all off without killing the wizard.

At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
The barbarian Gotchimus returns for the heist of the century! Gotch and his crew will face battle-nuns, drunk aristocrats, and murderous frogs in evening wear. They’re off to steal a wizard! The Festival of Keys offers the rich and powerful a chance to dine on choice morsels and amuse themselve...

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About the author

Jedediah Berry is the critically acclaimed author of The Naming Song, The Manual of Detection, and The Family Arcana, and co-author of The Valley of Flowers, an award-winning tabletop adventure game setting. Together with his partner, writer Emily Houk, he runs Ninepin Press, an independent publisher of fiction, poetry, and games in unusual shapes. He lives in Western Massachusetts.
Jedediah Berry is the critically acclaimed author of The Naming Song, The Manual of Detection, and The Family Arcana, and co-author of The Valley of Flowers, an award-winning tabletop adventure game setting. Together with his partner, writer Emily Houk, he runs Ninepin Press, an independent publi...

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